The First Horror
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My poor brother. I’m so worried about him. He has started acting like a total baby. A few minutes ago he made me read him a picture book he hasn’t read since he was three. And he has become afraid of everything. He is even afraid to have his bedroom window open at night. James was never like that before. This house is changing all of us. Mom has become so quiet, so withdrawn. She barely says a word. Most nights she goes to her room right after dinner and just lies in bed in the dark. When I aske...d her if she wanted to come with me to the mall to start looking for school clothes, she just shook her head and walked away. I’m worried the most about Dad. He spends hours pacing back and forth, talking to himself like a crazy person. Sometimes he stares at us with this weird expression on his face, as if he doesn’t recognize us. He keeps talking about how he’s going to find that real estate agent Mr. Lurie and get our money back. But he knows that’s impossible. Then Dad will start talking about how he’s going to fix this place up, get it in really good shape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My poor brother. I’m so worried about him. He has started acting like a total baby. A few minutes ago he made me read him a picture book he hasn’t read since he was three. And he has become afraid of everything. He is even afraid to have his bedroom window open at night. James was never like that before. This house is changing all of us. Mom has become so quiet, so withdrawn. She barely says a word. Most nights she goes to her room right after dinner and just lies in bed in the dark. When I aske...d her if she wanted to come with me to the mall to start looking for school clothes, she just shook her head and walked away. I’m worried the most about Dad. He spends hours pacing back and forth, talking to himself like a crazy person. Sometimes he stares at us with this weird expression on his face, as if he doesn’t recognize us. He keeps talking about how he’s going to find that real estate agent Mr. Lurie and get our money back. But he knows that’s impossible. Then Dad will start talking about how he’s going to fix this place up, get it in really good shape.
What to read after The First Horror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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